Key Hotel lies in the heart of Izmir, close to attractions such as Konak Square, Kemeralti Bazaar and Agora Open Air Museum. This upscale establishment is located in a historic building that was once the Central Bank of the Turkish Republic.
Swissotel Buyuk Efes enjoys a central location in downtown Izmir. This opulent hotel, overlooking the Kordon Promenade, is set amid expansive landscaped gardens. It lies close to the Archaeological Museum and Izmir Cultural Park. At this chic hotel, guests are greeted by ‘Man on Horse’, a sculpture by the Colombian artist Fernando Botero. The establishment’s interiors feature numerous works of art by Turkish artisans and craftsmen from around the world. Spacious rooms, some with private balconies, are done up in earth tones and decorated with original artworks. While here, enjoy a dip in the outdoor pool or indulge in rejuvenating treatments at Purovel Spa and Sport. You could also experience the Turkish hammam. Sip on your favorite drink, paired with tasty snacks, at The Lobby Lounge. The in-house Café Swiss serves Turkish and Swiss cuisine, Aquarium Mezzes and Grill offers delicious grilled dishes and Scappi is known for its exquisite Italian fare.
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Key Hotel lies in the heart of Izmir, close to attractions such as Konak Square, Kemeralti Bazaar and Agora Open Air Museum. This upscale establishment is located in a historic building that was once the Central Bank of the Turkish Republic.
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